Foreign Policy

China’s careless rocket test dumped dangerous debris near Palawan, putting Filipino lives and sovereignty at risk—yet Beijing remains silent. This is yet another example of the globalist disregard for American allies and regional security.

Iran appoints Ali Larijani, a moderate conservative, to lead its Supreme National Security Council amid new defense measures—but can Washington trust Tehran’s so-called moderation?

Four Moroccan truck drivers kidnapped by Islamic State militants in the volatile Sahel region have been released, highlighting ongoing security failures that undermine regional stability—and American national security.

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake near the Dominican Republic, following a smaller quake in Haiti, exposes ongoing seismic risks that threaten stability in America’s Caribbean neighborhood—and demand Washington’s attention.

India and the Philippines forge a stronger alliance in trade, defense, and maritime security, pushing back against China’s destabilizing influence in the Indo-Pacific.

As Turkey embarks on a parliamentary committee to ‘oversee’ peace with the PKK, decades of violence hang in the balance—but what does this mean for America’s national security and regional stability?

NATO has escalated its coordination of large-scale arms shipments to Ukraine, heavily relying on US-manufactured weapons—raising questions about America’s long-term strategic interests and the cost to taxpayers.

As Russia discards its self-imposed missile restrictions, the risk of a renewed arms race threatens global stability and directly challenges America’s security interests.

A harrowing video reveals Israeli hostage Evyatar David digging his own grave under Hamas captivity, highlighting the brutal treatment and starvation tactics that demand immediate international intervention and a united front to end these atrocities.

The closure of the US embassy in Haiti highlights a deteriorating security crisis driven by armed gangs—an alarming failure of global intervention that threatens regional stability and American interests.